I get the logic of their name in English, what I meant was formatting their names, by that I mean a lot of Asian names tend to be in a family name/first name format, for example Smith John, that's how the name would be translated, however with IMDb, they both translate and then correct it to the western name format of first name/family name.

But if you have plans of some kind of alias system then that doesn't really matter, that was one of the big things we were trying to get over on Filmogs that kept getting ignored.

Sorry at the moment there is no Comic World though it is in the plans to introduce one.

My plan here would mostly be putting my DVD's/Blu-rays up and only popping out to Cinema/TV to add pages that would link to them, which leads me into two areas I'm not sure if their covered by Cinema or TV, sporting events and stand up comedy specials/shows. I would technically consider them films over TV but would totally understand why they are not viable for the Cinema section. Basicallythe large part of my DVD/Blu-ray collection is Doctor Who and wrestling, Doctor Who already had some stuff up, wrestling has nothing so just looking what's best, if anything i'll just not bother trying to link them with anything.

There is a U.S & U.K. comic world over on 45 spaces

Generally speaking things should only be added to Cinema World if they were theatrically released (I'm talking pre-Netflix/streaming here - That's another complication!)

Exceptions being films that were intended for cinema but were pulled (lost films, straight to video etc.) and TV Movies.

For Wrestling DVDs I think the DVD entry on it's own is fine. I'm not an expert but I think a lot of these were DVD only? (i.e. not shown in cinemas or broadcast on TV - in that form at least)

Stand Up is trickier especially in the era of Netflix but generally speaking if it was broadcast on TV then it should be added to Television World and for the rare stand up shows that make it to Cinema they can be added there.

Again, if it's straight to DVD then that's fine on it's own.

Hope that makes sense!

There re of course many things that don't quite fit in a box but they can always be discussed first on the forums to get a consensus.

I have contributed to the U.K. & U.S. Comics world on 45 Spaces but for some reason can't find it.

Does anyone know what happened to it?

Orbiting Cat wrote:
We'd stated that comic worlds shouldn't be created, so it was created in error. It's still there but closed.

Is there a reason why it should not have been created? Surely not due to copyright as I suspect it's no different to the copyright on CDs/Vinyl/DVDs etc?